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» Lesotho finds key to avoid election violence
» New major Lesotho dam ready to be built
» Lesotho's China-made parliament delayed
» Lesotho economy stagnating
» Lesotho enacts free compulsory education
» Lesotho adopts new system to cut on road accidents
» Lesotho to focus budget on alternative revenue creation
» Tarring scenic Lesotho-SA mountain pass causes protest
» Lesotho student clashes being investigated
» Lesotho signs $25 million agreement with WB
» Lesotho will be hard-hit by declining SACU revenues
» Lesotho govt to also investigate industrial pollution



Lesotho finds key to avoid election violence

afrol News, 5 May - Lesotho has been marred by election violence at several occasions, only barely avoiding clashes after the 2007 polls. Now, a two-year mediation process has ended in compromise.
New major Lesotho dam ready to be built

afrol News, 15 February - The Lesotho government has announced that the major Metolong Dam is now ready to be constructed, with works starting in May. The dam is mostly to provide urban households with water.
Lesotho's China-made parliament delayed

afrol News, 16 November - Lesotho's new parliament building, financed by a Chinese grant in 2005, has to be inaugurated later than planned. Both the Chinese contractors and works by Lesotho utilities had made mistakes.
Lesotho economy stagnating

afrol News, 4 June - Lesotho, as many Southern African neighbours, is still hard hit by the global economic crisis. Substantially no growth was registered last year, and this year will see no improvement.
Lesotho enacts free compulsory education

afrol News, 14 May - The government of Lesotho has enacted the Education Act 2010, legalising the right to free and compulsory education. The act is hailed as "a historic landmark for the children of Lesotho" and will boost school enrolment.
Lesotho adopts new system to cut on road accidents

afrol News, 23 April - Lesotho is introducing a defensive driving learners’ orientated training as a way of riding the country of road fatalities.
Lesotho to focus budget on alternative revenue creation

afrol News, 12 February - Lesotho will be pinning its hopes on the promising market prices for the next years while looking at alternative revenue creation to support the country's spending.
Tarring scenic Lesotho-SA mountain pass causes protest

afrol News, 4 February - Over the Sani Pass, a spectacular dirt road connects South Africa and eastern Lesotho attracting a growing number of tourists driven in 4x4 vehicles. Tarring the pass would alienate tourists, the industry, locals and environmentalists hold.
Lesotho student clashes being investigated

afrol News, 3 November - The October student riots, in which one student died and 20 persons were injured, are now to be investigated by a commission of inquiry. The Maseru National University of Lesotho meanwhile has been reopened.
Lesotho signs $25 million agreement with WB

afrol News, 5 October - Lesotho has signed a US$25 million financing agreement with the World Bank in its efforts to secure long-term reliable water supply for its people and industry.
Lesotho will be hard-hit by declining SACU revenues

afrol News, 23 September - Lesotho's minister of finance, is expected to make a ground-breaking statement in parliament in few weeks on how the country will cope with the declining regional customs revenues as well as the severe impacts of the economic meltdown.
Lesotho govt to also investigate industrial pollution

afrol News, 7 August - The government of Lesotho committed to pursue an investigation on the alleged pollution and unguarded waste disposal management in the country's garment industry, while also looking at the impacts of the environmental issues might have had on the surrounding communities.
Lesotho’s opposition stay-away not a success

afrol News, 3 August - The government of Lesotho has expressed satisfaction that there were no intimidations and acts of violence in support of the opposition called work boycott which was to commence today.
Lesotho’s blue rivers to be investigated

afrol News, 3 August - Civil society in Lesotho has welcomed reports of a possible indepth investigation into the country’s industrial poor waste management and alleged toxic dumping.
Forum discusses role of infrastructure to health care

afrol News, 30 July - The Millennium Challenge Corporation’s (MCC), Acting Chief Executive Officer, Rodney Bent, has said there is a need for innovative and integrated approaches that leverage assistance efforts and produce tangible, sustainable results in the global drive to help poor nations improve health care services.
Lesotho govt not backing off new financial tool

afrol News, 16 July - The Lesotho minister of Finance, Timothy Thahane has defended the newly introduced financial management for the government of Lesotho saying it was meant to correct and monitor expenditure.
Southern Africa gets EPA deal with Europe

afrol News, 4 June - Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland today signed an interim Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Union, opening their market access to Europe. Mozambique is said to be eager to join its signature to the pact as soon as possible.
Lesotho's Prime Minister safe

afrol News, 22 April - Most shops and public transport service closed early today in Maseru with fears that the early morning attacks and gun battle could spill into the city.
Lesotho govt still numb on state house attack

afrol News, 22 April - UPDATE: The government of Lesotho has still not issued an official statement on the attacks at state house and other security sensitive areas in the country. At least four people who allegedly launched the attacks have been killed and one arrested, while the search for the remaining members of the group continues.
Near assassination plot foiled in Lesotho

afrol News, 22 April - A plot believed to have been targeted at Lesotho's Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili was foiled in the early hours today, when an armed group launched an attack at the state house gates.

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» 08.12.2008 - Lesotho union questions govt subsidy of Chinese firm
» 10.11.2008 - New regional news agency services launched
» 06.10.2008 - Lesotho climbs one place in latest index of African governance
» 30.09.2008 - Customs revenue is short term benefit - LRA CG
» 29.09.2008 - Lesotho and partners review development strategies
» 23.09.2008 - Lesotho unearths 478 carats stone
» 17.09.2008 - US disburse $362.6 million for Lesotho's development
» 29.07.2008 - Shock over closure of Lesotho free media
» 25.07.2008 - Lesotho prince questions African development strategies

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